My World 3 - Dusk and Highrise
30 Oct 08
Last week,when I showed photos of high-rise buildings in the city, I got comments stating that some thought Vienna is only of old and classic buildings. Well, with preservation, the old buildings still thrive, but modern architecture has also taken its place in the city.
This building is actually one of the Zuwanderer Fonds' apartments, which one can rent fully-furnished. The rent on this particular apartments costs from 500-960Euros depending on the size, which ranges from 29-59 sq mtrs.
Opposite this building is the Vienna International Center, the one I posted last week. The zuwanderer fonds building is particularly opposite Tech Gate. These two buildings are separated by a main street and the U1 trainline as you see part of the tracks in above photo. I was standing on the platform when I took this shot, I wanted to actually take a photo of the church's spires but I wasn't carrying my zoom lens so I settled for the buildings as the sun sets and gives off this subtle colors.
I know, its not yet Skywatch but I can't wait for Thursday to post this... =DHere's to a fun week for us!
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24 comments
You took these photos at just the right time of day, gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautifull, and definitely not the Vienna we see in movies!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, with the setting sun!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so elegant and beautiful in same time! Taken with a great style!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I never thought of Vienna as a modern city, but of course it is! Thats what I love about "MyWorld" - alsways challenging our ideas. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove the gradient colors in the sunset! Wow!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, but I wouldn't have guessed that this was Vienna.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building shot in the perfect light to show it off. Carver's Photoblog
ReplyDeleteThat first photo is so lovely! Adore the shape of the building! It waves gently like soothing water ripples! Not sure I would be comfortable living in such a high rise, but I can appreciate the ambient architecture!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos. And you're right, I wouldn't have associated this view with Vienna. Singapore? Sure. Dubai? You bet. Even Hong Kong. But I just never thought of Vienna in this style. Very cool counterpoint!
ReplyDeleteAn apartment building? I would have thought a business building.
ReplyDeleteEverywhere the old must coincide with the new.
Lovely images and sky!
You have made modern building look so beautiful against the very pretty Vienna sunset.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky oine and good information! Thanks for sharing your world. Judi
ReplyDeleteThe background of skies for the building is perfect and the colors are breathtaking! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Gizelle! It's nice, but I still prefer the old «imperial» Vienna buildings... ;))
ReplyDeleteFor the time being Blogtrotter is departing Armenia. It leaves you however with a view that Tsar Nicholas didn’t see… ;))
Have a great week!
Perfect sky, I must agree with the first commenter!
ReplyDeleteTita G, I'm plurking right now ;)
These photos show that Venna is indeed a modern city. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThey look great buildings, bet its nice at night.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you couldn't wait. That last shot is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThe high-rise building actually fits in well with the old city. The modern seems to have a few interesting characteristics, a with the mix of curves and shapes. This is not totally unlike the old buildings which have so many interesting features. Lots of details in modern...and really attractive. I've not been to Vienna, but it looks nice.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful and huge building...Nice world.
ReplyDeleteMine is up
Interesting to see a different side to Vienna.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shots. I would like to visit Vienna sometime in the future.
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Wow! What a beautiful view of your city. I too, guess, I just thought of Vienna the way I have seen it in so many pictures! The architecture is lovely (both old and new)Glad you posted these pictures for us to see! Lovely post!
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